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SPRINTER returns to service
North County Transit District has announced that the SPRINTER will resume full, regular service at 4:33 a.m. Saturday May 18. The resumption of full service comes following the completion of extensive safety testing, the review of replacement parts, and…
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Recommendations met with cautious optimism
Each of California’s 112 community colleges has received a scorecard from the California Community College Chancellor’s Office (CCCO) to use as a tool to gauge the past and future performance of students. On April 9,…
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Active Minds club hosts “national stress-out day”
The student-run organization “Active Minds” hosted Love on a Leash for National Stress-Out Day April 16. Active Minds formed last December as part of an effort to “take the stigma away from mental health problems,”…
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PCTV creates award-winning video series for biology class
Taking online classes can be somewhat of a drag, not to mention it takes superhuman focus to stay self-motivated throughout the semester. To keep things interesting, the Biology Department has developed award-winning informative videos designed…
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Palomar Students raise motorcycle racing awareness
“It’s a passion, not a hobby,” said motorcycle racer and Palomar student Austin Harness. Unlike many students who ride motorcycles to school, 24-year-old Austin races them along with two other Palomar students at the Chuckwalla…
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Telescope staff takes home awards at JACC
Palomar College’s journalism students earned 20 awards at a state-wide community college journalism convention this weekend, including the coveted Pacesetter award, which was received by only four schools. The Journalism Association of Community Colleges organization…
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POLITICAL ECONOMY DAYS: The Fed, immigration, China, and Iran
Palomar’s Political Economy Days lectures were held April 17-18, covering a wide range of speakers and topics. Below are summaries of select lectures from Wednesday’s sessions. “The Federal Reserve: Monetary Policy in the Presence of a Zero…
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POLITICAL ECONOMY DAYS: Border immigration, higher education, genocide, color line, and Islam
Palomar’s Political Economy Days lectures were held April 17-18 covering a wide range of speakers and topics. Below are summaries of select lectures from Thursday’s sessions. “Intended and Unintended Consequences of Increased Interior and Border Immigration Enforcement”…
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This article contains a video.
VIDEO: Welding Program Facing Cutbacks
By Heather Randall and David Krueger
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Escondido Campus to be closed over summer
Palomar’s satellite campus in Escondido will be shut down for renovations for the remainder of the summer, forcing all summer courses to be moved to the main campus in San Marcos. “It was necessary to…
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